The is about a three-minute clip of one of the funniest musical numbers you'll ever see, from the ultimate, most extravagant celebration of bad taste yet devised - Mel Brooks' 1968 The Producers. If you've never seen it, I urge you to sit down and don't try to eat or drink anything until it's over.
Oh my God... did this really happen!? Have you told the authorities about it, yet?
And what the hell was this guy's problem? Surely he wasn't going to expect you to be impressed with the big fella squashing beef between his pits! I mean, was he from some third-world nation where that's like up to code?
I think this post only demonstrates that we've waited for a vomit emoticon far too long
quote:The replacement process is supposed to involve calcium in skeletal material being replaced, atom by atom, by silica, calcite, pyrite, dolomite, etc., over a long period of time. This goes against the natural law of increasing disorder, entropy. How are all these dead atoms intelligent enough to know what to do and where to go to produce the finished fossil?
Re: Iron Maiden and the Door To Door Atheists In Salt Lake City,
Hey Doddy:
Sorry that I'm way late to this game, but I haven't been on this site (and this particular thread) in quite some time. I must say, I was laughing my ass off during his little rant. Do you know, is there any way to get the series? That is to say...is it for sale? I would love to get a copy of it, if that is at all possible.
Thanks,
FliesOnly
Added by edit: Never mind...I found it. I love the Internet.
Warning: These snippets contain references to Aussie ads, characters, and things obscure to outsiders. `Tis only right after decades of putting up with Yank referrals that the rest of the world can`t get. Things like Babe Ruth, Kent Hovind and some dude called Bush.
Warning: These snippets contain references to Aussie ads, characters, and things obscure to outsiders. `Tis only right after decades of putting up with Yank referrals that the rest of the world can`t get. Things like Babe Ruth, Kent Hovind and some dude called Bush.
Ok, I have to admit that the first clip, while funny from a visual/conceptual sense, was pretty much wasted on me. The remaining clips, however, were great. The last one with the "baby" in the pram was hilarious ("I'm 11 months dad").
It's really too bad that we here in the good ole U.S.of A. can't produce shows like this. I watch quite a bit of Canadian stuff (like "Trailer Park Boys"...I own all six seasons, plus the Christmas special and the movie...for example) and British stuff as well (I have the complete Monty Python set, including the episode done completely in German). This (including the previous clip from Doddy) was the first Aussie stuff that I have seen and I must say...I like it. Thanks
On NPR today they were talking about Iraq again. Anyway, they said that the initial name for the operation was Operation Iraqi Liberation (O.I.L). Notice anything there? Luckily, somebody down the chain of command noticed the acronym.
Anyway, here's a cartoon to go with it.
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Oh my God... did this really happen!? Have you told the authorities about it, yet?
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